Everbellus Women’s Princess Creamy Lvory Renaissance Overbust Corset Top

Cri cry

For a fuller bust but very pretty

Cri cry

For a fuller bust but very pretty

AI-TECH

Elegant and sexy

AI-TECH

Elegant and sexy

AI-TECH

Elegant and sexy

Scot

Really beautiful fabric on the main part! Got a size M for the missus, who's a size 10. Just about the right fit on the waist. She does prefer corset tops a little tighter, but then again she prefers them with hooks, not zippers. And then we come to the zipper. :) As it's not too snug, the zipper is fine, but if the fit was tighter, then missus said she'd be very worried regarding the quality of the zipper and it bursting open when sitting down. Even with the current fit it wouldn't be a top she'd feel comfortable wearing without a bra underneath. The size M should accommodate atleast a size up (unless very large bust), as it can be adjusted on the back by loosening the ribbon. It also came with a surprise thong (or eye patch! Hahaha).

Alisa

This is really a very pretty corset. I've fallen in love with the style and this one looks different than any of my others. Having a zippered side makes it 1000 times easier to put on by myself. I realized that if I zip it in the front and then twist it to the right position I can cinch it a little easier to get it right enough. It's much easier than 50 different eyehooks. I do wish that there was a strip or flap of fabric to cover the zipper so that it couldn't be seen and a thin piece of fabric under the zipper would help keep me from pinching my skin when I'm putting it on. The detail of the pattern is beautiful enough for me to forgive the visable zipper. The bust area of this corset is satin like and blousey with a little ruffled trim. It is very elastic and could hold a very large bust easily. I wear a 36DDD and its actually a little big for me. I probably would have been fine with a large but I'm always worried about clothes from China being a little smaller and so ordered mine in XL. I definitely recommend a strapless bra underneath because the top offers no support for your girls. There is a beautiful and intricate blue and silver paisley pattern on the body of the corset that gives it a very elegant look. There are 7 steel bones running throughout the corset, 2 in front, one one the side without the zipper, 2 along the back, and 2 more where the ribbons are laced. I can pair it with nice jeans and a cute jacket or even with a skirt. It slims the waist well and gives great definition for my curves. It seems to be very well made, there are no loose threads or stitches and should last a long time with proper care. I love it! I did receive my corset free or at a promotional price for testing and evaluation purposes. I was not paid for my review and was asked only to provide whatever feedback I may have regarding the product, whether it be positive or negative. My review is solely based on my experience and honest opinions of this corset.

Alisa

This is really a very pretty corset. I've fallen in love with the style and this one looks different than any of my others. Having a zippered side makes it 1000 times easier to put on by myself. I realized that if I zip it in the front and then twist it to the right position I can cinch it a little easier to get it right enough. It's much easier than 50 different eyehooks. I do wish that there was a strip or flap of fabric to cover the zipper so that it couldn't be seen and a thin piece of fabric under the zipper would help keep me from pinching my skin when I'm putting it on. The detail of the pattern is beautiful enough for me to forgive the visable zipper. The bust area of this corset is satin like and blousey with a little ruffled trim. It is very elastic and could hold a very large bust easily. I wear a 36DDD and its actually a little big for me. I probably would have been fine with a large but I'm always worried about clothes from China being a little smaller and so ordered mine in XL. I definitely recommend a strapless bra underneath because the top offers no support for your girls. There is a beautiful and intricate blue and silver paisley pattern on the body of the corset that gives it a very elegant look. There are 7 steel bones running throughout the corset, 2 in front, one one the side without the zipper, 2 along the back, and 2 more where the ribbons are laced. I can pair it with nice jeans and a cute jacket or even with a skirt. It slims the waist well and gives great definition for my curves. It seems to be very well made, there are no loose threads or stitches and should last a long time with proper care. I love it! I did receive my corset free or at a promotional price for testing and evaluation purposes. I was not paid for my review and was asked only to provide whatever feedback I may have regarding the product, whether it be positive or negative. My review is solely based on my experience and honest opinions of this corset.

Alisa

This is really a very pretty corset. I've fallen in love with the style and this one looks different than any of my others. Having a zippered side makes it 1000 times easier to put on by myself. I realized that if I zip it in the front and then twist it to the right position I can cinch it a little easier to get it right enough. It's much easier than 50 different eyehooks. I do wish that there was a strip or flap of fabric to cover the zipper so that it couldn't be seen and a thin piece of fabric under the zipper would help keep me from pinching my skin when I'm putting it on. The detail of the pattern is beautiful enough for me to forgive the visable zipper. The bust area of this corset is satin like and blousey with a little ruffled trim. It is very elastic and could hold a very large bust easily. I wear a 36DDD and its actually a little big for me. I probably would have been fine with a large but I'm always worried about clothes from China being a little smaller and so ordered mine in XL. I definitely recommend a strapless bra underneath because the top offers no support for your girls. There is a beautiful and intricate blue and silver paisley pattern on the body of the corset that gives it a very elegant look. There are 7 steel bones running throughout the corset, 2 in front, one one the side without the zipper, 2 along the back, and 2 more where the ribbons are laced. I can pair it with nice jeans and a cute jacket or even with a skirt. It slims the waist well and gives great definition for my curves. It seems to be very well made, there are no loose threads or stitches and should last a long time with proper care. I love it! I did receive my corset free or at a promotional price for testing and evaluation purposes. I was not paid for my review and was asked only to provide whatever feedback I may have regarding the product, whether it be positive or negative. My review is solely based on my experience and honest opinions of this corset.

DannyTOP 500 REVIEWER

As a performing arts major in college, I had to take a costuming class where I made a few of these for a show that we were doing. Years later, I found myself needing corsets again for a production of "Sweeney Todd" and even more recently "Jekyll & Hyde". Everbellus offered this one for an honest review and I saw it as an opportunity to check it out because we occasionally need these as costume pieces for shows. First, I like the material. It's 90% polyester and 10% spandex allowing for a dynamic shine and some stretch that allows for a very shapely fit. The material has a very nice pattern and look about it making it perfect for the stage or even cosplay. The cool thing about a piece like this is that it can used as a starting point for a even more unique costume design. We've sewn skirts, dresses, and other fabrics to them for some very interesting outfits. The back of the corset has the traditional lacing for those tight fits but the cool thing is that this one has a zipper on the side making it much easy to take on/off. This is a plus for quick costume changes in the theatre for sure. There are no "steel" bones in this piece. It's probably either poly polyester boning or just plastic (which is what I used in college) but it's effective in maintaining the shape of the piece and prevents wrinkling of the fabric. This is done in an effort to keep the cost of the garment down obviously which is alright by me (especially when you need several). The zipper works well and I didn't notice any loose or poor stitching. I ordered a small size and had my wife try it on (who wears an XS) and it fit her perfectly. Everbellus offers these in a few different colors (black, gold, and silver) and for the price I think they are a pretty good deal (considering the time and material it takes to make our own). Corsets have been around for quite some time. Over the centuries they have been used as undergarments and have evolved into fashionable outer wear too. Whether to have fun or tinker with a cosplay design, it seems that the timeless effect of the corset lives on!

DannyTOP 500 REVIEWER

As a performing arts major in college, I had to take a costuming class where I made a few of these for a show that we were doing. Years later, I found myself needing corsets again for a production of "Sweeney Todd" and even more recently "Jekyll & Hyde". Everbellus offered this one for an honest review and I saw it as an opportunity to check it out because we occasionally need these as costume pieces for shows. First, I like the material. It's 90% polyester and 10% spandex allowing for a dynamic shine and some stretch that allows for a very shapely fit. The material has a very nice pattern and look about it making it perfect for the stage or even cosplay. The cool thing about a piece like this is that it can used as a starting point for a even more unique costume design. We've sewn skirts, dresses, and other fabrics to them for some very interesting outfits. The back of the corset has the traditional lacing for those tight fits but the cool thing is that this one has a zipper on the side making it much easy to take on/off. This is a plus for quick costume changes in the theatre for sure. There are no "steel" bones in this piece. It's probably either poly polyester boning or just plastic (which is what I used in college) but it's effective in maintaining the shape of the piece and prevents wrinkling of the fabric. This is done in an effort to keep the cost of the garment down obviously which is alright by me (especially when you need several). The zipper works well and I didn't notice any loose or poor stitching. I ordered a small size and had my wife try it on (who wears an XS) and it fit her perfectly. Everbellus offers these in a few different colors (black, gold, and silver) and for the price I think they are a pretty good deal (considering the time and material it takes to make our own). Corsets have been around for quite some time. Over the centuries they have been used as undergarments and have evolved into fashionable outer wear too. Whether to have fun or tinker with a cosplay design, it seems that the timeless effect of the corset lives on!

DannyTOP 500 REVIEWER

As a performing arts major in college, I had to take a costuming class where I made a few of these for a show that we were doing. Years later, I found myself needing corsets again for a production of "Sweeney Todd" and even more recently "Jekyll & Hyde". Everbellus offered this one for an honest review and I saw it as an opportunity to check it out because we occasionally need these as costume pieces for shows. First, I like the material. It's 90% polyester and 10% spandex allowing for a dynamic shine and some stretch that allows for a very shapely fit. The material has a very nice pattern and look about it making it perfect for the stage or even cosplay. The cool thing about a piece like this is that it can used as a starting point for a even more unique costume design. We've sewn skirts, dresses, and other fabrics to them for some very interesting outfits. The back of the corset has the traditional lacing for those tight fits but the cool thing is that this one has a zipper on the side making it much easy to take on/off. This is a plus for quick costume changes in the theatre for sure. There are no "steel" bones in this piece. It's probably either poly polyester boning or just plastic (which is what I used in college) but it's effective in maintaining the shape of the piece and prevents wrinkling of the fabric. This is done in an effort to keep the cost of the garment down obviously which is alright by me (especially when you need several). The zipper works well and I didn't notice any loose or poor stitching. I ordered a small size and had my wife try it on (who wears an XS) and it fit her perfectly. Everbellus offers these in a few different colors (black, gold, and silver) and for the price I think they are a pretty good deal (considering the time and material it takes to make our own). Corsets have been around for quite some time. Over the centuries they have been used as undergarments and have evolved into fashionable outer wear too. Whether to have fun or tinker with a cosplay design, it seems that the timeless effect of the corset lives on!

DannyTOP 500 REVIEWER

As a performing arts major in college, I had to take a costuming class where I made a few of these for a show that we were doing. Years later, I found myself needing corsets again for a production of "Sweeney Todd" and even more recently "Jekyll & Hyde". Everbellus offered this one for an honest review and I saw it as an opportunity to check it out because we occasionally need these as costume pieces for shows. First, I like the material. It's 90% polyester and 10% spandex allowing for a dynamic shine and some stretch that allows for a very shapely fit. The material has a very nice pattern and look about it making it perfect for the stage or even cosplay. The cool thing about a piece like this is that it can used as a starting point for a even more unique costume design. We've sewn skirts, dresses, and other fabrics to them for some very interesting outfits. The back of the corset has the traditional lacing for those tight fits but the cool thing is that this one has a zipper on the side making it much easy to take on/off. This is a plus for quick costume changes in the theatre for sure. There are no "steel" bones in this piece. It's probably either poly polyester boning or just plastic (which is what I used in college) but it's effective in maintaining the shape of the piece and prevents wrinkling of the fabric. This is done in an effort to keep the cost of the garment down obviously which is alright by me (especially when you need several). The zipper works well and I didn't notice any loose or poor stitching. I ordered a small size and had my wife try it on (who wears an XS) and it fit her perfectly. Everbellus offers these in a few different colors (black, gold, and silver) and for the price I think they are a pretty good deal (considering the time and material it takes to make our own). Corsets have been around for quite some time. Over the centuries they have been used as undergarments and have evolved into fashionable outer wear too. Whether to have fun or tinker with a cosplay design, it seems that the timeless effect of the corset lives on!

DannyTOP 500 REVIEWER

As a performing arts major in college, I had to take a costuming class where I made a few of these for a show that we were doing. Years later, I found myself needing corsets again for a production of "Sweeney Todd" and even more recently "Jekyll & Hyde". Everbellus offered this one for an honest review and I saw it as an opportunity to check it out because we occasionally need these as costume pieces for shows. First, I like the material. It's 90% polyester and 10% spandex allowing for a dynamic shine and some stretch that allows for a very shapely fit. The material has a very nice pattern and look about it making it perfect for the stage or even cosplay. The cool thing about a piece like this is that it can used as a starting point for a even more unique costume design. We've sewn skirts, dresses, and other fabrics to them for some very interesting outfits. The back of the corset has the traditional lacing for those tight fits but the cool thing is that this one has a zipper on the side making it much easy to take on/off. This is a plus for quick costume changes in the theatre for sure. There are no "steel" bones in this piece. It's probably either poly polyester boning or just plastic (which is what I used in college) but it's effective in maintaining the shape of the piece and prevents wrinkling of the fabric. This is done in an effort to keep the cost of the garment down obviously which is alright by me (especially when you need several). The zipper works well and I didn't notice any loose or poor stitching. I ordered a small size and had my wife try it on (who wears an XS) and it fit her perfectly. Everbellus offers these in a few different colors (black, gold, and silver) and for the price I think they are a pretty good deal (considering the time and material it takes to make our own). Corsets have been around for quite some time. Over the centuries they have been used as undergarments and have evolved into fashionable outer wear too. Whether to have fun or tinker with a cosplay design, it seems that the timeless effect of the corset lives on!